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Orchard Books The Boy Who Steals Houses - Heartwarming YA TikTok Sensation
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Price distribution over 635 days • 3 price levels
Price Analysis
Most common price: £4.49 (435 days, 68.5%)
Price range: £0.99 - £4.49
Price levels: 3 different prices over 635 days
Description
Key Features
Emotionally resonant storytelling that captures both heartbreak and hope, keeping teen readers engaged from start to finish.
Authentic portrayal of an autistic character, providing representation and insight for diverse young adult audiences.
Fast-paced plot driven by Sam's daring break-ins, delivering suspense while exploring deeper themes of belonging.
Relatable themes of family, abandonment, and resilience that speak directly to the experiences of modern teens.
A TikTok-fueled sensation that brings fresh, contemporary voice to the YA literary market, appealing to social-media-savvy readers.
Product Specifications
- Brand
- Orchard Books
- ASIN
- B07L343JZ9
- Domain
- Amazon UK
- Release Date
- 04 April 2019
- Listed Since
- 01 January 2011